Home / Music / Diamond sounds like Talk Talk's restraint meets Soft Cell's sensualityMusic linernotes album music dee-harrisDiamond sounds like Talk Talk's restraint meets Soft Cell's sensualityDee Harris’s Diamond has been described as combining the restraint of Talk Talk with the sensuality of Soft Cell. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesDee Harris's Diamond sits right in mid-80s British synth-pop territoryRakim borrowed from jazz saxophone to reshape rap flow on Paid in FullSugar Hill Records said yes to Grandmaster Flash's record-with-records concept — and even Flash was surprised'Wheels of Steel' proved turntable artistry could chartGrandmaster Flash mixed with three turntablesExplorePharoah Sanders recorded spiritual jazz for Impulse! RecordsRashied Ali co-founded Survival Records to release his own workSun Ra founded his own label, El Saturn Records, in 1957Alva Noto co-founded Raster-Noton, an experimental label that won a Golden NicaBig Thief is on 4AD, but Adrianne Lenker's solo work goes through BandcampPrevious Don Peake played the wah-wah guitar line on Marvin Gaye's 'Let's Get It On.'Next Dee Harris's Diamond sits right in mid-80s British synth-pop territory